Sentence examples for make deeper inroads from inspiring English sources

Analysts say they expect Google will eventually find a way to make deeper inroads into radio.

How does an American-based company make deeper inroads in China after it has already introduced some of its popular, long-established brands?

That was actually the first market the startup targeted, in 2015, although it appeared to shift strategy after that to build up IP and make deeper inroads into video.

At the same time, other companies coming at logistics from other categories outside of food — think Amazon here, but also Uber — will also likely make deeper inroads and become more direct competitors.

But to make deep inroads, Congress would first have to change the law.

Coffee made deeper inroads in 1853 with the arrival of American ships led by Commodore Matthew C. Perry.

That has helped Mazda join its bigger cousins in making deeper inroads into the global market.

Given their kindly draw and their players they should have made deeper inroads into this tournament.

Three weeks later, the second Lurd attack on the capital, detailed here, made deeper inroads, but ended in retreat.

Still, signing deals with Russian companies will be more of a chore than finding clients in China, where basketball has made deeper inroads with fans and companies.

In the 1990s, when Leonard A. Lauder, the son of Estée Lauder, oversaw the company, it made deeper inroads in Russia and other parts of Eastern Europe.